Every year before Halloween, students involved in CAPB host Howl-o-ween. The event was held on November 26th at Kuhlman Court, located behind the MU Student Center. Owners and their dogs from throughout the Columbia Community were invited to participate in a costume contest and parade. Everyone in attendance voted on which dog had the cutest costume and the most creative after the dogs walked in a parade. Students and families without dogs were allowed to participate in the contest while eating a variety of snack provided by CAPB. Mekenzie Looney from J2150 has the story.

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Within admissions offices across the country, schools are used to seeing a decrease in admissions to law school. While 42% of undergraduates will go on to earn a master’s degree, only 15% of those are applying to law school. The application is long and can seem daunting to those not prepared. Students need an LSAT score, resume, letters of recommendation and a personal statement on top of a bachelor’s degree. Once in school, the amount of work is only added to. From J2150 Mekenzie Looney has the story.